Hijab column: Malala urges Indian pioneers to stop 'underestimation of Muslim ladies'

Hijab column: Malala urges Indian pioneers to stop 'underestimation of Muslim ladies'

Talking about the continuous hijab line in India. Nobel laureate and schooling privileges lobbyist Malala Yousafzai on Saturday said that the "externalization of ladies - for wearing less or more - endures."

Taking to Twitter, Malala discussed the hijab debate seething in India's state Karnataka where Muslim understudies wearing the hijab are being banished from entering school premises.
Malala said: "Declining to allow young ladies to go to class in their hijabs is appalling."
The extremist denounced the choice and asked Indian pioneers to stop the "minimization of Muslim ladies".